Difference between interaction and interdependence

Answer 1

Interactions is when to two different elements react with each other. Interdependence means that one element cannot exist without the other element. In an interaction, the two elements can still survive on their own, without the other.

Answer 2

Interactions is when to two different elements react with each

other. Interdependence means that one element cannot exist without

the other element. In an interaction, the two elements can still

survive on their own, without the other.

Answer 3

While context of use will ultimately determine the precise relationship between 'interactions' and 'interdependence,' these concepts are generally closely related in a cause-and-effect manner. Where there is interaction (or, where there are interactions) between two groups, there will often be found an interdependence of some kind. (Alternatively, interactions may generally be said to tend toward interdependence.) The corollary here is that, where there is interdependence among several parties, there is interaction implied, whether it be in the past, presently active, potential for the future, or all of the above.

Answer 4

Interaction means in which system one component is related to one another. Besides interdependence, One component is dependent on another component.

To be a successful system interaction is not compulsory. But Interdependence is a must need.

For example to run computer electricity is needed. Without electricity or power, you can't run your computer. It's interdependence.

A sound box is not necessary to running a computer.

Answer 5

Interaction means sharing of ideas whereas independence means liberty or freeness

Answer 6

The Dependencies and/or relationships that we form just prior to entering into a place we've never been before